Sentences with phrase «still go to jail»
Just like someone who commits a crime can be forgiven by his or her victim, they still go to jail / pay a fine.
http://religion.blogs.cnn.com/ Not exact matches
Dala... The fact that I may think you would probably would have been a coward back in the draft or go to jail or Canada days, I would still stay that you are a coward in avoiding answers on this blog.
and if cases are reported they are dealt with and investigated by the authorities and folks go to jail, or teachers fired... you are still trying to deflect the appalling actions of the so called church of christ to protect its own image.
But ex-lobbyist Howe, who spent the weekend in jail after his bail was revoked and faces new questions on whether prosecutors will still go to bat for him when he is sentenced on an earlier plea to bribery and embezzlement, did admit he hadn't done himself any favors.
Police is not a debt collector and if at all there is element of fraud in the transaction, a criminal court will only jail Akinade if found guilty but Hassan will still have to go to civil court to recover the consideration of a failed translation.
Salva went to jail for his crime, but after he got out in 1992, Hollywood was still happy to work with him again.
Sharon Hayes (b. 1970), still from We Knew We Would Go To Jail, 2003.
But experience in the US, where DPAs have a long history, may suggest otherwise: few individual defendants are ever prosecuted following a DPA, fewer still ever go to jail.
So, you could change this to something that still gets the point across without scaring potential clients into thinking they're going to jail if they don't hide in a cave for the rest of their lives.
Even if it costs you your job, it's still better than going to jail or paying a huge fine!
«But right now, the last few conversations I've had with him, to be honest — he's really scared... when he gives the royal commission evidence, he still has to go back to jail.